>>5484459

>When does MIL INTEL have jurisdiction?

Does secret presidential pardon's protect those from Military courts?

>>5484682

Just wanted to make sure. Thanks anon.

That look on Hillary's face soon.

Just a reminder about secret pardons

September 11, 2017

Democrats Are Worried Trump Might Pardon People in Secret. Can He Do That?

A Democratic congressman has introduced a bill that would force the White House to announce any presidential pardons publicly within three days of being granted. But could President Trump really pardon someone in secret?

The short answer: In theory, yes.

If a recipient of a presidential pardon were indicted, the pardon would be revealed during the proceedings. The way a pardon could stay under the radar is if Trump pardons someone before they’ve been charged with a crime. In that case, that person could have a presidential pardon in their pocket to use if they ever do get charged with a crime, but if they aren’t, the public wouldn’t necessarily ever know.

http://time.com/4933386/donald-trump-secret-pardon-law/

Much projection from the bad actors again.

>>5484886

Very aware Anon.

>>5484937

Should he be waiting in a line?

>>5485007

>How do you repair a bridge without closing it down?

A little at a time.